how can i sync DB's on different machines programmatically?

I was wondering if there is a way that I could programmatically sync multiple SQL DB's (same DB), that are on different machines.

I have three machines A, B, and C...each of which is monitoring 14 devices. But each machine has only certain of those devices enabled, so for instance; machine A would have device 1 - 4 enabled and all the others disabled on it. Right now, my challenge
is; if there is a change in machine B that is monitoring devices 5 - 9, I want to be able to sync that change onto machines A and C which both have devices 5 - 9 disabled on them....that way i can have all three machines synched up regardless of where the
change occurs.

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What's occurring is that I'm explicitly firing an event so that the parent web page can monitor this and take appropriate actions. Thus when the user clicks on a different ListViewItem it triggers the population of associated data elsewhere on the web page.

This all works fine except for one thing: When I first load the control I'm pre-setting the first ListViewItem. Unfortunately, just setting the ListView's SelectedIndex = 0 doesn't fire the aforementioned event handler.

So I started investigating how to call "listView1_ItemCommand" but couldn't figure out how to instantiate the "e" parameter.

I have a recursive sub that finds a dropdown list and sets up an AsyncPostbackTrigger for an update panel. I have tried calling this sub both from page_init and page_load

If the dropdownlist is within the update panel, eveything works fine. If the dropdown list is not in the updatepanel I get error

A control with ID 'ddlPersonFilter' could not be found for the trigger in UpdatePanel 'up1'. In both cases the sub does find the dropdown list and executes the code to set up the trigger. Thanks for your help.

Private Sub SetUpdatePanelTrigger(ByVal oControl As Control)
For Each ctrl As Control In oControl.Controls
If TypeOf ctrl Is DropDownList Then
If CType(ctrl, DropDownList).ID = "ddlPersonFilter" Then
Dim thisddl As New DropDownList
Dim thistrigger As New AsyncPostBackTrigger
thisddl = ctrl
thistrigger.EventName = "SelectedIndexChanged"
thistrigger.ControlID = thisddl.ID
up1.Triggers.Add(thistrigger)
Exit Sub
End If
Else
If ctrl.HasControls Then
SetUpdatePanelTrigger(ctrl)
End If
End If
Next

Everything works well up to 29 fields (my:field1 ... my:field29). After that it runs without an error and posts a form to the library however the icon does not switch to an infopath icon and the filename stays blanks. I don't believe this field specific,
it seems to be happening when I use any 29 to 30 fields so I'm thinking its a memory issue with the stream reader.

I am trying to pull all of the associated data from a SharePoint list row to an InfoPath form repeating table. I would like to select 1 unique value from the
row and have the other fields auto-populate with the associated data from that row.